Build custom connectors for Power Automate

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Free Online Course: Build custom connectors for Power Automate provided by Microsoft Learn is a comprehensive online course, which lasts for 4-5 hours worth of material. The course is taught in English and is free of charge.

Overview
    • Module 1: Learn how to configure and use custom connectors with Microsoft Power Apps, Microsoft Power Automate, and Microsoft Azure Logic Apps.
    • In this module, you will:

      • Learn about the role of custom connectors.
      • Build a connector and use it in a Power Automate flow.
    • Module 2: Learn how to configure custom connectors with authenticated APIs.
    • In this module, you will:

      • Learn about authentication options.
      • Learn how to use APIs with Microsoft Azure Active Directory.
      • Use a graph API from a custom connector.
      • Share and move between environments.
    • Module 3: Learn how to create triggers for custom connectors for Microsoft Power Apps and Microsoft Power Automate.
    • In this module, you will:

      • Learn about triggers in custom connectors.
      • Discover common scenarios where triggers can be used.
      • Identify different types of triggers.
      • Learn how to extend a custom connector definition to use triggers that are defined by a service API.
    • Module 4: Learn how to make your custom connector available to all users in Microsoft Power Platform GitHub repository.
    • In this module, you will:

      • Learn when to create an open-source custom connector.
      • Certify a custom connector.
      • Download a connector by using CLI.
      • Use version control.
    • Module 5: This module explores using policies with custom connectors and explains how to configure them by using policy templates.
    • In this module, you will:

      • Discover how policies can modify the behavior of custom connectors at runtime.
      • Apply policy templates to a custom connector.
    • Module 6: Learn about Power Automate OpenAPI custom connectors.
    • In this module, you will:

      • Learn about OpenAPI extensions.
      • Use OpenAPI extensions.
    • Module 7: This module explains how to handle the different scenarios of managing the life cycle of your custom connector by using the tools and capabilities of the platform.
    • In this module, you will:

      • Apply updates and versioning.
      • Use solutions.
      • Use connectors.
      • Automate connector life cycle management.

Syllabus
    • Module 1: Get started with custom connectors in Power Automate
      • Introduction
      • Demo of the maker portal experience
      • Explore custom connector configuration options
      • Exercise - Create a new connector in a solution
      • Use a custom connector
      • Exercise - Use a connector from Power Automate
      • Check your knowledge
      • Summary
    • Module 2: Configure custom connectors with authenticated APIs in Power Automate
      • Introduction
      • Authentication options
      • Use APIs with Azure AD
      • Configure Azure Active Directory authentication
      • Exercise - Use graph API from a custom connector
      • Share and move between environments
      • Check your knowledge
      • Summary
    • Module 3: Create triggers for custom connectors for Power Automate
      • Introduction
      • Webhook trigger
      • Create a webhook trigger
      • Exercise - Implement a webhook trigger
      • Polling trigger
      • Create a polling trigger
      • Exercise - Implement a polling trigger
      • Check your knowledge
      • Summary
    • Module 4: Certify and create open-source a Power Automate custom connector
      • Introduction
      • Certify a custom connector
      • Exercise - Use CLI to download a connector
      • Updates and versioning
      • Check your knowledge
      • Summary
    • Module 5: Configure policy templates for custom connectors in Power Automate
      • Introduction
      • Use expressions to access runtime values
      • Use policies for data conversion
      • Configure host URL and routing
      • Add or update values
      • Exercise - Use a policy template to dynamically set the host URL
      • Check your knowledge
      • Summary
    • Module 6: Create Power Automate OpenAPI custom connectors
      • Introduction
      • Use OpenAPI extensions
      • Use the dynamic list of values extension
      • Use dynamic schema
      • Exercise - Use OpenAPI extensions
      • Check your knowledge
      • Summary
    • Module 7: Custom connector life cycle management in Power Automate
      • Introduction
      • Updates and versioning
      • Use solutions
      • Use Microsoft Power Platform connectors CLI
      • Automate the connector life cycle
      • Exercise - Use GitHub Actions for Microsoft Power Platform
      • Check your knowledge
      • Summary